Sweet smelling sacrifice.

Sweet smelling aroma.
- Pastor Ashish Mathews

Philippians 4:18
Indeed I have all and abound. I am full, having received from Epaphroditus the things sent from you, a sweet-smelling aroma, an acceptable sacrifice, well pleasing to God.

Giving financially to the work of the Lord is a sweet smelling aroma, an acceptable sacrifice and is well pleasing to God. God loves a cheerful giver.

Psalms 24.1 says the earth is the Lords and the fullness thereof, the world and all who dwell in it. God owns everything. He doesn't need our tithes and offerings, He has no need of our money. The reason He commands us to tithe and give offerings is so He can bless us financially. Our giving is for our benefit. The Lord delights in our prosperity and wants to bring us to a position where we have all sufficiency in all things and thereby having an abundance for every good work. Glory to God. Jesus said the Father is glorified when His children bear much fruit. God wants to increase and prosper you. No seed of Abraham should ever be poor for poverty is under the curse and Christ has redeemed us from the curse of law by becoming a curse for us and the blessing of Abraham has come upon us. Financial prosperity is your inheritance. It's your redemptive right. Refuse to be poor. Choose to prosper and choose to increase.

Your giving positions you for increase. As you tithe faithfully and sow consistently in the kingdom of God, you will experience supernatural prosperity and your days of lack and scarcity will be over forever. Become a radical giver. Break all records. Develop a lifestyle of giving. Refuse to depend on the world system for the world system is failing but the kingdom of God is flourishing. Choose the kingdom way and be supernaturally prosperous and bless every nation on earth. This is your time.

“I am a giver. I am a tither. I am a sower. I trust God with my finances and I never lack financially. I live in the more than enough zone with more than enough for every need of my life. Hallelujah to Jesus, my Source and my Sustainer.”